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Nishiki Market is a five block long shopping street with over one hundred shops and restaurants specializing in food. Find seasonal foods, Kyoto specialties, and sample dishes at this lively retail market near Shijo Avenue.
Nishiki Market is Kyoto's largest traditional food market, with pickles, tofu, sweets, fish and more. Find out where it is, when it's open, what to eat and how to get there on the map.
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Nishiki Market resembles any number of the covered shopping arcades you may see in Japan, but its reputation for stocking only the highest quality goods has earned it a special place among Japanese chefs. Aritsugu, a 450-year-old operation that once made swords for royalty, is now one of the premier kitchen knife shops in Japan. The market also sel...
Takotomago: A baby octopus stuffed with a boiled quail egg – sweet, chewy, slightly cute, surprisingly good. You can find these curious cephalopods at several of Nishiki Market’s fish stalls. Other...Picked Vegetables: Tsukemono, or pickled vegetables, are ubiquitous to local cuisine. Large wooden barrels of preserved cucumbers, cabbage, and daikon line small stretches of Nishiki Market’s narro...Deep Fried Fish Cakes: Soft and bursting with rich flavors, Kyoto’s satsuma ageare served on short wooden sticks, easily nibble-able as you browse the rice toppings, dried fish, and plastic sushi-s...Black sesame soft-serve: Gomafukudois one shop that specializes in everything sesame: seasonings, salad dressings, dumplings, bread, mochi, and several kinds of Japanese sweets. Their black sesame...To get the fullest Nishiki Market experience it’s a good idea to book a guided food tour in advance. A local guide will explain some of the more visually illegible ingredients (like the hard, long bricks of katsuobushi), and you’ll get to taste a variety of dishes and traditional sweets. Tours make the sampling process a less intimidating exercise,...
Nishiki Market is open from 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m., and many shops are closed on Wednesdays. To get there from Kyoto Station, take the Karasuma Subway Line to Shijo Station, and exit via the eastern gate. Nishiki Market runs parallel to Shijo-dori street, stretching east from Karasuma-dori to the Nishiki-Tenmangu Shrine.
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Nishiki Market is a historical arcade with 130 vendors of fresh and preserved foods, cookware, ceramics, and more. Learn how to get there, what to try, and how to visit the nearby shrine.
Aug 30, 2022 · Learn about the history and food culture of Nishiki Market, a bustling market with over 130 stalls and shops selling local specialties. Find out what to try, where to visit, and how to access this historic shopping street in central Kyoto.
Sep 28, 2019 · Nishiki Market Map. The Nishiki Market is located in the Gion area in the middle of Kyoto. The shopping area is on a straight street that stretches about 1,300 feet (400 meters) in length, so it's convenient to walk from one end to the other, then continue on to the nearest station to go wherever you need to go.
